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The lucky high bidder in this auction will get a full pass to attend Dreamforce 2022, taking place September 20-22, 2022.

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Registration for Dreamforce 2022 is already open, and once the early bird rate expires on August 9th, the cost for a full Dreamforce pass will be $1,999.00. All travel and other accomodations are the responsibility of the winner.

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Free pass covers conference registration fees only.All entries must be received by 11:59 PM Central Time on September 3, 2022.Today I’m thrilled to launch the 2022 edition of the “Attend Dreamforce, Help Homeless Children” auction. I’ve been fortunate enough to have secured a full pass to Dreamforce that I could auction off with the proceeds going to Project Night Night. My answer would be a resounding ‘Yes!’ I try to give back to the Salesforce community every chance I get. Yes, that was a rhetorical question, but do me a favor, think about it and answer the question anyway. If you had the chance to do something (that you do every year) and help a great cause at the same time, would you do it? Want to Attend Dreamforce 2022, and Help Homeless Children at the Same Time? The best ways to have clean and complete data in your CRM.

How automation can improve CRM data quality.Why most approaches to data management don’t properly address this issue.

The impact bad data has on organizations – not just poor decision-making, but also the dollar impact on a company’s bottom line.

In the upcoming webinar Data Quality: Top 5 Ways to Prevent Garbage in, Garbage out, taking place at 11am Central on Thursday, August 11th, I will discuss this very problem with Sviat Lobach, Vice President of Product at Revenue Grid. The thought here is that if a report has been produced by a computer, it must, inherently be accurate and contain valuable information to base decision-making on. Garbage in, gospel out – This is a slightly newer variation on the same subject, where people tend to believe and trust statistics, and data that are computer generated. The term has expanded way beyond the computer science world and now “garbage in, garbage out” is often used to refer to situations in the non-digital world, where bad decision-making occurs as a result of incomplete or dirty information. It is said that he used “garbage in, garbage out” as an easy way of reminding his students that a computer just processes whatever data it is given. Garbage in, garbage out – An early IBM programmer and instructor named George Fuechsel is generally given credit for coining the term. There seems to have been two different schools of thought that have evolved on this subject over the years: The data you report out is only as good as the data you take in. Data is what drives business forward, what helps organizations better engage with their customers, clients and constituents. It’s the life-blood of most any organization. Every time I hear someone talk about data quality, I’m reminded of something I learned many years ago.

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